#fallout prime episode 7

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I postponed watching the last episode to make this...

#fallout prime #fallout series #fo4 #minutemen #preston garvey #fallout 4 #dj carl #him and the radio freedom guy about to drop the hottest album #spoilers #spoilers fallout #fallout #fallout prime episode 7 #I IMMEDIATLY recognized the song #because I'm a freak and ACTUALLY listen to Radio freedom #this whole scene was so fucking funny #got the munchy's?

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Fallout Prime Soundtrack EP.07

I’m Tickled Pink – Jack Shaindlin

Sixteen Tons – Merle Travis

Only You – The Platters

What a Difference a Day Made – Dinah Washington

You’re Everything – The Danleers

From the First Hello to the Last Goodbye – Jane Morgan

#fallout #fallout prime #episode 7 #the radio #soundtrack

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THE AARONS 2023 - Best TV Show

While I do highly recommend all the shows listed here, I don’t expect you to watch that much TV if you don’t want to. We’re The Aarons, not The Marvels. Here are The Aarons for Best TV Show:

#10. My Adventures with Superman (Season 1) - Adult Swim

As James Gunn steels himself for Superman’s big-screen revival, he would be remiss not to take notes from the character’s recent small-screen success. Alongside the still-strong Superman & Lois, the new Adult Swim show confirms the key to the character’s appeal is his good-natured boyish charm. Adventures bolsters this tenderness with pretty animation and a storytelling focus on the young hero’s budding relationships with Lois Lane & Jimmy Olsen. The series stands out with a fresh-spin on its famous rogues gallery, including tantalizing teases of an imminent alien invasion, but it’s this spot-on romantic characterization that will sweep viewers off their feet and up, up, and away. 

#9. Star Trek: Picard (Season 3) - Paramount+

The final installment of the Star Trek spin-off boldly goes where it has never gone before: onto a ‘Best of TV’ list. It only took a complete creative overhaul and the return of the entire Next Generation crew to make it so. Functioning as a mulligan for both that cast’s previous send-off and the first two seasons, Picard’s third outing put the long-standing chemistry of its venerable characters front and center. In between all the nostalgic spaceships and evolving relationships, the show wove a madcap mystery out of surprising pieces from the franchise’s extensive lore. As unbelievable as it sounds, that adaptable energy made Picard one of the bright spots of TV last year (and there are four lights.) 

#8. I’m a Virgo (Season 1) - Amazon Prime

Sorry to Bother You filmmaker Boots Riley made another welcome addition to his idiosyncratic output with I’m a Virgo. If the director’s involvement wasn’t enough of a signal to watch, the premise is even more intriguing: the coming-of-age of a 13-foot-tall Black teenager named Cootie in an absurdist version of Oakland policed by a fanatic billionaire superhero. An awe-inspiring mix of puppetry, prop design, and perspective is used to bring this giant protagonist to life. It’s a tall tale, but not one without real-world relevance. Riley uses the towering position afforded him to champion racial and economic equality; the strangest thing about the surreal show ends up being that Amazon of all places signed off on it.

#7. Barry (Season 4) - HBO

Last year’s Aarons noted that Barry was gunning for a place in television’s greatest works. With a fantastic final season, it hit its target. The culminating episodes consolidated directorial duties in the multiskilled Bill Hader while bifurcating their storyline with a dramatic eight-year time-skip. In the first half, Barry stages a dazzling prison break; the second half makes it clear that the repercussions of one’s actions are far harder to escape from. This complexity further complicated a dark comedy that has always been difficult to define. Though the series got a lot bleaker as it went on, its status as a showbiz satire returned with a vengeance during the final curtain call. Without shying away from the fallout of its violence, Barry still manages to get the last laugh.

#6. The Last of Us (Season 1) - HBO

The Last of Us has been one of the greatest experiences in video games for a decade now; with the first-rate television adaptation, non-gamers now have no excuse to be left behind. The post-apocalyptic road-trip, shepherded by Chernobyl’s Craig Mazin and game creator Neil Druckmann, upgrades the original’s already-impressive production design with the ample resources afforded by HBO. Players will recognize, yet still recoil from, the show’s unsettling set-pieces, but it’s the small deviations from the source material where everything truly clicks into place. Taking advantage of the medium to enrich its world-building and side characters ensured the story held lasting intrigue for new and old fans alike.

#5. Reservation Dogs (Season 3) - FX

The news that Sterlin Harjo and Taika Waititi’s comedy would end with its third season was met with a lot of reservation since the series remained as brilliant as always. However, the decision secured the show’s ability to go out as one of the top dogs of TV. The final season, like the heartful series as a whole, advocated for embracing one’s community. It embodied this theme by entwining the advancing arcs of its young cast with that of its eccentric elder characters. These mirrored storylines fostered an unforgettable forum for processing grief, celebrating joy, and passing along wisdom between generations. As made explicit by the series finale, Reservation Dogs’ ending should not be viewed as a time of mourning but of happiness for all the life it had.

#4. Mrs. Davis (Miniseries) - Peacock

One of Peacock’s best shots at becoming a competitive streaming service lies in the defiance of an algorithm. Hailing from Watchmen’s Damon Lindelof, the bizarre Mrs. Davis sends devout nun Sister Simone on a quest for the Holy Grail as a last ditch effort to rid the world of an omnipresent artificial intelligence. The miniseries is recommended if you like ambitious sci-fi, spiritual journeys, unpredictable plot-twists, magic tricks, Super Bowl commercials, or chicken wings. The sheer absurdity of its various plot threads may seem at times like a lot of horsing around, but those who hold faith in the show’s ability to bring all those listed things together for a thoughtful conclusion will be richly rewarded. 

#3. Succession (Season 4) - HBO

The popular drama effortlessly rose through the ranks of the Aarons following a full series binge-watch this past year. Considering the nature of the premise, the final season, in which each character suddenly scrambles to enact their ultimate bid for power, was primed from the start to take over as its best. Unlike previous HBO hit Game of Thrones, it succeeded. As always, this was in no small part due to the sharp-tongued transactions between its talented ensemble. The richness of the writing lays bear the tragedy of its characters as they negotiate large acquisitions and influence Presidential elections without ever seeing the strings that are pulling on them. Luckily it’s all overseen with acerbic wit by creator Jesse Armstrong; a show with people this pathetic had no business also being this funny.

#2. The Great (Season 3) - Hulu 

Although it’s not his Favourite, The Great is the crowning achievement of writer Tony McNamara’s career. The third season of the risqué royal dramedy was as inaccurate as ever with the history of Catherine II & Peter III of Russia and no less on point with its scintillating dialogue. Some peculiar highs and precipitate lows in the duo’s tumultuous relationship gave stars Elle Fanning and Nicholas Holt equal opportunities to command viewers’ attention with their disarming performances. The progression of their marriage gave rise to some oddly emotional moments for the largely irreverent series. Those events are yet another example of the series playing fast and loose with the actual facts, but what is irrefutable is that The Great absolutely ruled.

AND THE BEST TV SHOW OF 2023 IS....

#1. Poker Face (Season 1) - Peacock

No lie: Poker Face was the best television of last year. One should have suspected as much from the start given the involvement of Rian Johnson; the mysteries here are every bit as sharp as Knives Out. Face has unique features for both a streaming series and detective show: its case-of-the-week episodes follow a howcatchem format instead of the more common whodunit. This formula folds each installment into an outstanding showcase for first-class actors, writers, and directors, including Russian Doll’s Natasha Lyonne fulfilling all three roles. Her charismatic character Charlie Cale anchors each story in perceptive humanity; that more than enough motive to be all-in on Poker.

NEXT UP: THE 2023 AARONS FOR BEST TV EPISODE!

#tv #TheAarons #TheAarons2023 #TheAaronsTV #best of #best tv show #my adventures with superman #star trek #picard #im a virgo #barry hbo #the last of us #reservation dogs #mrs davis #succession #the great #poker face

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‘The Wheel of Time’ Season 2 – Volume 1 Soundtrack Album Announced

Milan Records has announced a first soundtrack album for the Prime Video original series The Wheel of Time. The Volume 1 album is the first of an eventual two volumes of original music composed by Lorne Balfe (Mission: Impossible – Fallout & Dead Reckoning, His Dark Materials, Black Widow, Black Adam, Top Gun: Maverick, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves). The conceptual album features 11 key theme tracks, each tailored to a different character in the new season. The soundtrack will be released digitally next Friday, September 8. Here’s the track list of the album: 1. The Desert Warriors (3:23) 2. The Hailene (3:09) 3. Darkness and Shadows (3:59) 4. Liandrin Guirale (2:23) 5. Aviendha (2:15) 6. Mat Cauthon (3:15) 7. The Dragon’s Heart (2:41) 8. Egwene al’Vere (3:02) 9. Nynaeve al’Meara (3:10) 10. Last Light (3:19) 11. Coming Home (4:24) The recordings of both albums were a global effort with recording sessions taking place at Abbey Road in London, Abriguerio Recording Studios in Spain, as well as various project studios in London, Los Angeles, Nashville and Chicago.

“This season, we really tried from the beginning to accentuate the high stakes, action and dark threats in each episode, expanding upon the themes from season one while introducing new ones as the world continues to expand,“ Balfe said. “Like in season one, vocalists recorded singing in “Old Tongue”, which follows the narrative as it develops throughout season two. We kept the same musical palette, but moved away from the traditional fantasy tropes and incorporated more elements of electronic, dreampop, folk, classical and even dark wave into each track. This was a great way to show the musical evolution of the characters and how they have come into their own.“

#lorne balfe #interview #wot on prime #the wheel of time #the cover art is much better than s1's

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Monday, February 06, 2023 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: C.B. STRIKE: TROUBLED BLOOD (HBO Canada) 9:00pm

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

CBC GEM BLIND AMBITION GRAND DESIGNS UK (Season 20a) MITTENS & PANTS (Season 1)

CRAVE TV C.B. STRIKE: TROUBLED BLOOD (Season 1, Episode 1)

NETFLIX CANADA OUTLANDER (Season 6) VINLAND SAGA (Season 2)

NBA BASKETBALL   (SN1) 7:00pm: Celtics vs. Pistons (TSN/TSN4) 7:30pm: Clippers vs. Nets (SN Now) 9:00pm: Mavericks vs. Jazz (TSN/TSN4/TSN5) 10:00pm: Bucks vs. Trail Blazers (SN1) 10:00pm: Thunder vs. Warriors

NHL HOCKEY (SNEast/SNWest) 7:30pm: Flames vs. Rangers (SNOntario/SNPacific) 7:30pm: Canucks vs. Devils

MURDOCH MYSTERIES (CBC) 8:00pm: Murdoch is asked by a former logging camp friend to exonerate him in a decades old murder.

CHILDREN RUIN EVERYTHING (CTV) 8:00pm:  With a move out of the city and their home of a decade looming, Astrid and James look back on when they first moved in; with Astrid set to give birth to her first child, her mother and sister do not see eye to eye on Astrid's birth plan.

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (CBC) 9:00pm: Facing starvation, Fogg and Passepartout have a falling out; the valet's survival skills are needed to save their lives.

HACKS (E! Canada) 9:00pm (SEASON 2 PREMIERE): Deborah eagerly anticipates trying out her new material on the road, while Ava dreads the fallout of an explosive email.

HEAVY RESCUE: 401 (Discovery Canada) 10:00pm: Sgt. Kerry Schmidt coordinates heavy tows and Sonny Subra must clear a ramp littered with semis; Herb's Towing takes on a B-train that slid right off the highway; Eric Goddard brings a brand-new heavy wrecker to recover a heavy trailer.

STAB THAT CAKE! (Food Network Canada) 10:00pm (SERIES PREMIERE):  The bakers aim to stump the stabbers with their lifelike cake re-creations of items found in the produce aisle; in Round 2, hosts John Henson and Jocelyn Delk Adams challenge the remaining bakers to wrap their cakes in edible plastic.

BEST CAKE WINS (Food Network Canada) 11:00pm/11:30pm (SEASON PREMIERE): Sadie's Ballerina Birthday Bash/Joshua's Very Happy Derp Day

#cdntv #cancon #canadian tv #canadian tv listings #murdoch mysteries #children ruin everything #around the world in 80 days #heavy rescue: 401 #nba basketball #nhl hockey

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Amazon Prime Releases For 2024: Top Movies and TV-Series Releasing Next Year!

We have covered Amazon Prime releases for 2024 in this post. Amazon Prime Video welcomes 2024 with a diverse lineup of series and movies, offering something for every viewer. Despite a lighter schedule, the platform delivers a mix of web series and movies across various genres. Let's dive into the noteworthy picks for January. 15 Must Watch Movies of 2023: Top Rated Movies! Epic War Films: A Must-Watch List from Dunkirk to Saving Private Ryan Top Sci-Fi Films That Will Blow Your Mind! Amazon Prime Releases For 2024 Fallout (New Series) Upgraded (New Movie) Mr. and Mrs. Smith (New Series) Musica (New Movie) Outer Range (New Season) Foe (New Movie) Ricky Stanicky (New Movie) Them (New Season) Role Play (New Movie) Invincible (Season 2, Part 2) The Boys (New Season) Road House (New Movie) This Is Me Now: The Film (New Movie) The Underdoggs (New Movie) Expats (New Series) The Idea of You (New Movie) Reina Roja (New Series) Hazbin Hotel (New Series) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMKKukYTn_Q&ab_channel=PrimeVideo TV-SERIES: 1. Indian Police Force A dedicated officer risks his family life and personal safety to dismantle a perilous criminal network that endangers innocent lives. Despite facing obstacles, he persists in his mission to ensure the safety of the people. First Episode Air Date: January 19, 2024 (India) Directed by: Rohit Shetty; Sushwanth Prakash Genre: Action-Thriller; Cop Drama Number of Episodes: 7 Number of Seasons: 1 Original Language: Hindi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qfzW1Z6S-k&ab_channel=PrimeVideoIndia 2. Expats Explore the intertwined personal and professional journeys of a close-knit community of expatriates residing in Hong Kong. First Episode Air Date: January 26, 2024 (USA) Based on: "The Expatriates" by Janice Y. K. Lee Created by: Lulu Wang Genre: Drama Network: Amazon Prime Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whHb3ClSdrQ&ab_channel=PrimeVideo 3. Role Play The lives of a recently married couple take a dramatic turn as undisclosed secrets from each other's past come to light. Initial Release: January 12, 2024 Director: Thomas Vincent https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bv67rkuWoMg&ab_channel=PrimeVideo 3. Fallout A narrative unfolding in a post-apocalyptic America. First Episode Air Date: April 12, 2024 (USA) Writers: Jonathan Nolan, Lisa Joy Program Creators: Geneva Robertson-Dworet, Graham Wagner Based on: "Fallout" by Bethesda Softworks Genre: Drama; Post-apocalyptic; Science Fiction Western Network: Amazon Prime Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kQ8i2FpRDk&ab_channel=PrimeVideo 4. Mr. & Mrs. Smith Season 1 Mr. & Mrs. Smith" is a forthcoming American spy comedy television series devised by Francesca Sloane and Donald Glover. Scheduled to debut on February 2, 2024, it features Glover and Maya Erskine in leading roles. The show is based on the 2005 film and draws inspiration from the work of Simon Kinberg. Editors for the series include Greg O'Bryant, Kate Brokaw, and Kyle Reiter. First Episode Air Date: February 2, 2024 (USA) Based on: "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" by Simon Kinberg Genre: Action; Comedy Drama; Spy Thriller Network: Amazon Prime Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPhhRFkrNts&ab_channel=PrimeVideo 5. Outer Range Season 2 The Abbott family grapples with the vanishing of their daughter-in-law, just as the neighboring Tillersons attempt to acquire their ranch land. Tensions escalate when an enigmatic black void appears in the Abbotts' pasture. First Episode Air Date: April 15, 2022 (USA) Composers: Danny Bensi; Saunder Jurriaans Created by: Brian Watkins Genre: Drama; Mystery; Neo-Western; Science Fiction; Thriller Network: Amazon Prime Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6D2XavBlGA&ab_channel=PrimeVideoIndia 6. Reina Roja An exceptionally talented woman's intelligence earns her the opportunity to head a secret European police force. However, things take a dark turn, resulting in the loss of everything she holds dear. After a murder at her residence and the kidnapping of an heiress, her former supervisor seeks the assistance of a police officer to restore her position. Creator: Amaya Muruzabal Stars: Hovik Keuchkerian, Eduardo Noriega, Emma Suárez https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2w74MROVBU&ab_channel=AmazonPrimeVideoEspaa 7. Hazbin Hotel - Season 1 In an effort to discover a non-violent solution to alleviate Hell's overpopulation, the daughter of Lucifer establishes a rehabilitation hotel. This unique establishment provides a group of misfit demons with an opportunity for redemption. Creator: Vivienne Medrano Stars: Erika Henningsen, Amir Talai, Jeremy Jordan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLSWVCwy88g&ab_channel=PrimeVideo January 2024 on Amazon Prime Video promises an exciting array of entertainment. From thrilling cop dramas to gripping adaptations and hilarious comedies, viewers can anticipate a diverse and engaging lineup. Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of storytelling and cinematic experiences. TitleSeasonComing to Prime Video OnThe BoysSeason 42024Amar é para os FortesSeason 1TBD / To be determinedCitadel: DianaSeason 12024Maníaco do Parque: A História Não ContadaSeason 1TBDThe Bad GuySeason 1'8 dicembre*James May: Our Man in IndiaSeason 3January 05, 2024LOL: Qui rira le dernier?Season 2January 05, 2024No Activity: Niente da SegnalareSeason 1January 18, 2024Hazbin HotelSeason 1January 19, 2024LOL: Last One Laughing IrelandSeason 1January 19, 2024ZorroSeason 1January 19, 2024Kevin James: IrregardlessJanuary 23, 2024ExpatsSeason 1January 26, 2024Mr. & Mrs. SmithSeason 1February 02, 2024The Second Best Hospital in The GalaxySeason 1February 23, 2024FalloutSeason 1April 12, 2024 Also checkout: Read the full article

#2024 #amazon #amazonprime #amazonprimevideo #bollywood #hollywood #movies #newreleases #tv-series

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Henry Cavill Filmography - A Review

This is a list of everything Henry Cavill has been in, according to IMDB, and excluding things that are not released. I will be watching everything that I can and reviewing each one.

Side note: I will be referring to him as Cavill, as I have bad personal vibes with his first name, rip

1) The Witcher (2019-2021) Netflix

Love love love. This is exactly the type of shit I love to watch. I’ve barely played the game, but man this show is amazing. I love him in it and god he’s so delicious. Ideal man. Unpopular opinion: I don’t like Yennifer. Idk, I preferred her character before her transformation. I would have to rewatch the first season, but she seems kinda weak now, no spark. Is that the intention? Idk I don’t remember, but the show is a 10/10 regardless.

2) Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021) HBO Max

3) Enola Holmes (2020) Netflix

4) Night Hunter (2018) Amazon Prime Video

Hm. Interesting. Cavill, always a looker. So gruff and grizzly, daddy af. His ass in those pants? Fuck. Acab except for him. The movie was okay, it wasn’t bad but it was missing that oomf. I’m confused on his relationship with Rachel? Like, I got the impression that they had an affair but I don’t think it was ever mentioned, and idk, it was just weird because it was never explained why they were standoffish. Also, I will need to watch more of his stuff, but he seemed kinda stiff in this movie, idk if that’s just because he’s built like two mac trucks or what but the movie overall gets a 5/10. Cavill gets a 7/10, not convinced this was his best. However, I would let me shove his gun in my mouth and I would say thank you.

5) Mission: Impossible - Fallout (2018) Paramount Plus

I’ve never actually seen any of the Mission Impossible movies but this was pretty good. Ngl, it felt very acting and not acting, like, it was obvious acting idk how to describe it. Cavill looking fine as ever, he can manhandle me any day of the year. His ass in those pants? Daddy? Sorry, Daddy? Sorry...I wish he didn’t have an American accent tho, kinda felt weird, like it was almost American but not. I thought he was great in it though, god I love him. 9/10 Cavill, 10/10 screen time, 6/10 movie

6) Justice League (2017) HBO Max

7) Sand Castle (2017) Netflix

8) Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) HBO Max

Damn, this movie long as fuck. NOT looking forward to seeing Justice League bc that shit is 4 hours long...when did movies stop being 1hr 30min??? Anyway, this movie was good. Very action packed, great story, Superman...yum...Batman? Let’s be honest, Ben Affleck do be kinda hot ngl. 10/10 Cavill, 9/10 movie.

9) The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (2015) Tubi

10) Man of Steel (2013) HBO Max

Mm, mm, mm. Never seen a Superman movie tbh, and lawd. Wish he wasn’t clean cut as Superman, how he first looked was daddy af, but ya know. Good movie, Amy Adams is one of those actors that I just don’t like for no reason, so eh. But 9/10 movie, 10/10 Cavill. Also, let us mention Zod animal crawling up the side of the building like he's a gd furry, let us also mention Zod's skin tight ass suit, when he took off the armor and was just left in that Cling Wrap 9000 and was supposed to be tougher, he just looked dumb lmfao

11) The Cold Light of Day (2012) MovieSphere (Amazon Channel)

12) Immortals (2011) Amazon Buy or Rent

13) The Tudors (2007-2010) Showtime

14) Blood Creek (2009) Tubi

15) Whatever Works (2009) Amazon Buy or Rent

16) Stardust (2007) Netflix

17) Tristan + Isolde (2006) Cinamax

18) Hellraiser: Hellworld (2005) SlingTV

19) Red Riding Hood (2005) DVD

20) Midsomer Murders (S7 E1 2003) IMDB TV (Amazon)

I didn’t actually watch the full episode, F. But he was so adorable! So cute, so young! Baby Cavill did great, I was actually really surprised by how good this little role was because it's one of his first things. But the show is really good, my mom is obsessed with it, and he did great for the short bit he was in it.

21) I Capture the Castle (2003) IMDB TV (Amazon)

22) Goodbye, Mr. Chips (2002) DVD

23) The Inspector Lynley Mysteries (S1 E2 2002) BritBox (Amazon)

24) The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) DVD

25) Vendetta (2001) Torrent

#henry cavill #the witcher #geralt #geralt of rivia #superman #clark kent #dc #dc universe #night hunter

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Top 20 Summer Time Film List For Subsequent 12 Months

There are numerous things that you are able to do to have a relaxing summer season, however none of them could also be as fulfilling as watching some good hdss ! With the technology now we have right this moment, it's doable to search out new releases, watch movies free, and plan a complete 12 months's worth of films in one day.

Movie Record

Right here is the list of the top 10 finest films to observe in 2022. 10. "A Quiet Place" 9. "Mission: Unattainable - Fallout" 8. "Black Panther" 7. " Avengers: Infinity Battle" 6. "Deadpool 2" 5. "Incredibles 2" 4. "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" 3. "The Meg" 2. "Ant-Man and The Wasp" 1. "Avengers: Endgame

Movies to observe in the summer season

If you're looking for some great summer motion pictures to watch, there are a lot available on-line with out having to pay a cent. Listed below are 5 of one of the best: 1. The Meg This blockbuster from director Jon Turteltaub options a giant prehistoric shark that terrorizes a small town on the coast of California. The movie is stuffed with pleasure and adventure and can keep you entertained from start to finish. 2. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom The third and ultimate installment in the Jurassic Park series stars Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard as Owen and Claire Dearing, two park staff who are stranded on Isla Nublar when the island's important attractions are destroyed by an earthquake. When the island's dinosaurs escape into the wild, they should workforce up with a gaggle of younger consultants from the mainland to deliver them again earlier than they trigger too much hassle. 3. Incredibles 2 The Parr household - Mr. Unimaginable (voiced by Craig T. Nelson), Elastigirl (voice of Holly Hunter), Violet (Haley Lu Richardson), Dash (Syndey Campbell Moore) and Jack-Jack (BV Smoove) - return on this thrilling sequel that finds them up against

Films which can be released in the summer time

For the summer, there are just a few films which might be price watching. "A Quiet Place" is a horror movie that is ready in the near future and options nice acting by John Krasinski and Emily Blunt. "Mission: Unimaginable - Fallout" is another nice thriller movie and Tom Cruise shines once again. "Ant-Man and The Wasp" is a humorous movie that has some nice action sequences. Finally, "The Meg" is a well-made shark film that can keep you entertained from beginning to end.

Top 15 Finest Motion pictures of 2018

Trying to look at some great movies in the summertime next year? Look no additional than our top 20 record! 1. Avengers: Infinity Warfare 2. Incredibles 2 3. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 4. Ant-Man and the Wasp 5. Spy 6. Mission: Inconceivable – Fallout 7. Deadpool 2 8. A Quiet Place 9. Mamma Mia! Right here We Go Once more 10. Solo: A Star Wars Story

Prime 20 Finest Films of 2019

Searching for some great movies to observe this summer time? Here are the 20 finest movies of 2019! 1. “Avengers: Endgame” 2. “Aladdin” 3. “The Toy Story 4″ 4. “Spider-Man: Far from Home” 5. “Incredibles 2″ 6. “Black Panther” 7. “Crazy Wealthy Asians” 8. “Mission: Not possible – Fallout” 9. “Wong Kar-wai’s The Grandmaster” 10. “John Wick 3″ 11. “Dumbo” 12. “Deadpool 2″ 13. “The Lion King” (2019) 14. “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” 15. “Ant-Man and the Wasp” 16. “Avengers: Infinity War” 17 . Star Wars Episode IX: The Return of the Jedi 18 . Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again! 19 . Avengers: Endgame [Blu-ray/DVD

Reason to observe: Sequels

What are some sequels value watching in 2022? Here are ten to get you started. 1. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 2. Prepared Player One 3. Incredibles 2 4. Avengers: Infinity Battle 5. Ant-Man and the Wasp 6. Rampage 7. Deadpool 2 8. Solo: A Star Wars Story 9. Avengers: Endgame 10. Toy Story 4

#hdss

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Ranking Every SPN Season Finale

15) 11.23 Alpha and Omega. Dead last because not only is Chuck and Amara’s conflict defanged with a frankly silly anticlimax, but a lot of runtime is eaten up with establishing Lady Toni getting on a plane. The great weakness of an otherwise very strong season is that none of the awful compromises Sam and Dean and Cas made (especially Sam wrt Lucifer) ended up having relevance at all.

14) 9.23 Do You Believe In Miracles. Cheesy dying dialogue, Metatron hamming it up for way too long, that facepalming “the radio was on the whole! time!” twist, uncertainty as to the motivation of the whole confrontation that ends in Dean’s death. Also, this is the beginning of the end of walking back the beautiful work the rest of s9 established, with Sam saying things like “I lied.” I don’t like Dean’s death here at all, in staging, or conceptually, or thematically.

13) 12.23 All Along The Watchtower. I am basically obliged to put this in C tier because it is quite silly, but frankly, I like it more than its ranking deserves. It has the late season finale sin of cramming in an introduction to next season’s conflict in the middle of wrapping up this season’s—but it’s absolutely hilarious that they brought in multiverse portals. And for Sam and Dean, thank god the portal appeared, because otherwise they had absolutely no plan whatsoever to deal with Lucifer, and they probably would have died gruesomely. High points: Sam discovering Rowena’s death on the phone with Lucifer; the spooky introduction of Jack, the raised stakes with Mary trapped with Lucifer. Lowest point: the utter silly pointlessness of Cas’s death.

12) 10.23 Brother’s Keeper. This is the finale that I have the strongest mixed feelings about. There is a queasy lack of self-awareness in the treacly sentiment when Sam presents family photos as evidence of Dean’s goodness. The excuse of MOC!Dean as not the “real” Dean allows for the reasons behind this confrontation to be elided, even as its themes are echoed again and again. The chilling horror of Sam on his knees in front of Dean the executioner is potent and darkly enjoyable, but the instant redirection into attacking Death prevents any kind of real culmination. I can’t decide if I like this episode or loathe it, but I do think I appreciate it more now, after 14.20 and 15.17, than I did when it aired. 

11) 7.23 Survival of the Fittest. We’re on to B-tier! There’s nothing significantly wrong with 7.23. Meg crashes the Impala through a glass sign, so that’s fun. Kevin’s there. There’s action, there’s some cool stakes for next season established, Sam is left alone, which I love. The main sin here is just that most of it is fairly forgettable, because the strongest part of s7 was always the psychological drama of the Winchesters’ disintegration and isolation, not the physical conflict with Leviathans.

10) 14.20 Moriah. Lots of my points about 10.23 apply here, but Moriah is a much better episode, both because there is actual conflict of opinion, and because there is a lot more built-in uncertainty about Jack’s fate than Sam’s. Jack and Dean are onboard with Jack’s murder, just as Sam and Dean were agreed on Sam’s death in 10.23, but this time Cas is staunchly against it, and Sam is on the fence, torn as to how to intervene. So it’s much better drama. But then the crux of the issue gets defanged by Chuck’s reveal. Great s15 setup, but kicks the 14.17-14.19 build down the road. Extra points for Sam shooting God. 

9) 13.23 Let the Good Times Roll. I fucking love the 13.21-13.23 arc. The only thing preventing 13.23 from being A-tier are some wholly avoidable mistakes. The staging is silly; a face-palming amount of time was wasted on Maggie; the wires were a deeply regrettable choice. But even with all that, what we got was great, actually! The Sam-Jack-Lucifer church custody battle is still my favorite goddamn thing. Dean saying yes to Michael was both his only smart move and a devastating sacrifice. The character dynamics here are so JUICY. 13.21-14.01 is, IMO, one of the most fertile grounds for fic and speculation in the entire show.

8) 2.22 All Hell Breaks Loose, Part Two. Now we’re into finales that are fantastic without reservation. Off the devastation of Sam’s death comes Dean’s iconic deal. The actual confrontation in the graveyard is good too, though it’s second to the way we’re all reeling from part one. Azazel dies, Sam and Dean are bloodied and facing down new stakes. The only thing I dislike about this episode is John’s cameo.

7) 1.22 Devil’s Trap. This is the episode that ups the ante! Azazel in John, and Dean, and Sam, and the delicious family dynamic here; the stakes are so personal, and it’s a great examination what each of them is willing to pay for their quest: an electrifying taste of what’s to come. And the music, and the sheer fucking balls of just, crashing a goddamn truck into your main characters at the end of the first season. Nice.

6) 3.16 No Rest for the Wicked. Lilith is delightfully evil. We’re on tenterhooks for Sam to save Dean, we’re narratively primed to expect him to pull off something amazing, a last-minute miracle. But—nope! Sorry! Dean gets graphically ripped apart onscreen and now he’s being tortured in Hell! Shocking and bold, and a crucial turning point in the series. 

5) 4.22 Lucifer Rising. Fresh off 4.21 comes an excellent culmination of season 4′s devastation. The reveals from both Ruby and the angels, Sam draining the possessed nurse, Cas at last choosing to betray Heaven, and the final arrival of Lucifer: it all just works, really well. 

4) 15.20 Carry On. Part of the reason I’m ranking this so highly might be spite. But goddammit, bad wig and worse Carry On cover aside, this is a good episode, and a really, really good series finale! The deliberate anticlimax of Dean’s death, the quiet strength in Sam’s grief, the untroubled, unrushed pacing of Sam’s recovery and aging, and Dean’s drive. Supernatural said Sam Rights, and I wept like a tiny little baby. 

3) 6.22 The Man Who Knew Too Much. Adventures in Sam’s mind! Cas and Crowley and Raphael and the double cross! The taste of cosmic horror! The end of season 6 and beginning of season 7, as Sam and Dean cope simultaneously with Sam’s psychological fallout and the consequences of their most powerful ally going off the rails, is fantastic. I love the literalism and the symbolism of Sam’s reintegration: this is an unapologetically Sam episode (as are the other top four, come to think of it). 

2) 8.23 Sacrifice. Sam’s heartbreaking deterioration in the church and Crowley’s disintegration are an electrifying climax to the trials. Dean and Sam’s final exchange is a breathtaking combination of raw emotion and delirium and a fascinating guilt trip. It’s a visually and conceptually stunning episode: the angels fall burning against a night sky; Sam surrenders the trials and collapses, dying. 

1) 5.22 Swan Song. You knew this would be number one, I knew this would be number one, we all knew this would be number one. It’s iconic for a reason. Sam and Lucifer talking through a mirror; the loss of all hope and the sky-high stakes. Stull Cemetery is the defining moment of so, so much of the rest of the series. Dean’s loyalty gives Sam the strength he needs to bury himself alive forever with his worst nightmare, and it saves the world, and it’s the highest cost either of them has ever paid.  

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[supergay-supergirl]

6x05 Recap: Prom Night!

Setup

The Super Friends fail to rescue Kara, but they realize they can track Kara by showing the Prime Phantom some of her DNA and letting it lead them to her.

However, the only way to get her DNA is after a solar flare. Alex tells them that Kara had a solar flare in high school.

Nia and Brainy gear up to go back in time and get young Kara's DNA.

At the point they jump to in 2009, Kara is in senior year, Kenny Li is alive because of Crisis, and Alex is back from college on a visit. In this timeline, Kara and Kenny have been minor-league supering in Midvale.

Plot

Nia and Brainy's ship crash-lands in 2009, one day before prom night (the night of the solar flare). They are immediately found by teenage Kara, Alex, and Kenny, who agree to help fix their ship.

Kara, Nia, and Alex infiltrate Midvale College to find a rare element called dysprosium.

Brainy and Kenny infiltrate Midvale High to 3D print replacement parts for the ship.

Everything seems to be going well. But unbeknownst to the young Super Friends, an alien named Naxim Tork is plotting to kidnap Kara, Nia, and Brainy for his alien zoo.

Naxim Tork attacks Kara, Nia, and Alex in a fun car-truck-spaceship chase. The trio barely gets away, but they attract attention from a young CJ (Cat) Grant, who is in Midvale investigating "the luckiest town in America."

Nia and Brainy are captured by Naxim Tork.

Fallout

Kenny thinks he and Kara will stay in Midvale to super after they graduate, but Kara plans to attend National City University. She still hasn't told him.

Alex and Kara have an argument where Alex talks about the sacrifices she's made for Kara. There's now tension and possibly greater understanding between the two.

Nia calls her mother, who is still alive in 2009, for help interpreting her dreams. Luckily, it goes to voicemail and she doesn't leave a message, but this plotline definitely isn't resolved.

Brainy continues to have terrible coping mechanisms.

6x06 is called "Prom Again!" and is the second half of the Midvale saga.

Fun stuff, predictions, and opinions under the cut.

Fun Stuff

All the actors playing young versions of characters—Izabela Vidovic as Kara, Olivia Nikkanen as Alex, and Eliza Helm as Cat—do seriously amazing jobs of replicating their counterparts' voices and mannerisms. Bravo!

Kenny builds Kara a super cute superhero base. Too bad Kara's going to have to reject him to move to National City. :(

Brainy continues his trend of not being able to work vending machines at Midvale High.

Jesse Rath gets to show off his baseball bat spinning skills when Brainy joins the Midvale baseball team.

To cheer Brainy up, Nia sings a heartwarming rendition of "9 To 5" by Dolly Parton, her favorite song from high school.

Unlike in "Midvale," there are a number of lines in "Prom Night!" hinting at Alex's closeted status, including a jab by Kara that Alex doesn't date and a reprimand by Alex about "risking the truth of your identity."

Predictions

Back to what I predicted a few weeks ago, I think Kara's coming back for good in episode 7. She must, right?

CJ Grant isn't going to find out Kara's identity (obviously), but the Midvale story could be her big break anyway. I think that at the end of 6x06, she'll take the name Cat rather than CJ.

I don't think it'll happen, but I hope Nia calls her sister once she's back in the present and asks for her help interpreting dreams (after Maeve has apologized, of course). I do think Maeve sorely regrets what she said and would jump at the chance to reconnect with Nia.

Opinions

This episode was SO FUN! "Midvale" is one of my all-time favorite episodes of Supergirl, and "Prom Night!" definitely had similar vibes. I loved everything with young Kara and Alex, especially young Alex. The fight between Kara and Alex was really powerful, and I feel like it's going to lead to their bond strengthening even more. Also, Nia and Brainy! Brainy's character arcs are generally simple but deep, and his current one is no exception. Which maybe wouldn't work if he was Supergirl, but it's so lovely and refreshing for a supporting character. In addition, Nia's struggles with her mom were real and empathetic in a similar way to Brainy's struggles with coping with his emotions. It was really fun to get to focus on these two, and I liked the lighter tone the episode took to reflect the younger stage of life all these characters are in.

I will admit that I wasn't a fan of Naxim Tork; he just felt a little too campy for Supergirl. In related matters, the plot didn't feel as strong as usual this week. But everything else was lovely. And the SONG. My god, the SONG.

Super excited to see how it all plays out next week!

Rating: 8/10 Purple Line: "We need help. And weapons, lots of them." Final Word: Nonsense for the sake of shenanigans.

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[abcnewspr]

ABC NEWS PRESENTS ‘9/11 TWENTY YEARS LATER: AMERICA REMEMBERS’ – A WEEK OF COVERAGE TO COMMEMORATE THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SEPT. 11 TERRORIST ATTACKS

Live Coverage on the 20th Anniversary of 9/11, Beginning Saturday, Sept. 11, at 8:00 A.M. EDT on ABC, Led By Anchors David Muir, Robin Roberts and Diane Sawyer

Three Primetime Specials From Roberts on Wednesday, Sept. 8, and Muir and Sawyer on Friday, Sept. 10, to Air on ABC

George Stephanopoulos Narrates Five-Part Docuseries and Linsey Davis Anchors Hour-Long Special, Both Premiering Monday Night, Sept. 6, on ABC News Live

ABC News Live Dedicates Full 24 Hours to 9/11 Programming on 20-Year Anniversary

ABC News announced today “9/11 Twenty Years Later: America Remembers” — a special week of coverage across the network and streaming news channel ABC News Live to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, including four reflective primetime specials and a five-part documentary series.

On Saturday, Sept. 11, in commemoration of the 20th anniversary, a special edition of “Good Morning America Saturday” will air at 7:00 a.m. EDT and lead into ABC News’ special live coverage “9/11 Twenty Years Later: America Remembers” beginning at 8:00 a.m. EDT. Anchor David Muir will lead the special live coverage alongside “Good Morning America” co-anchor Robin Roberts, with ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer from ABC News headquarters in New York and ABC News’ powerhouse team of anchors and correspondents across downtown Manhattan, Washington, D.C., and Shanksville, Pennsylvania, including “Nightline” co-anchors Byron Pitts and Juju Chang, “ABC News Live Prime” and “World News Tonight Weekend” anchor Linsey Davis, chief global affairs correspondent Martha Raddatz, chief Washington correspondent Jonathan Karl, chief White House correspondent Cecilia Vega, chief justice correspondent Pierre Thomas, congressional correspondent Rachel Scott, senior national correspondent Terry Moran and senior foreign correspondent Ian Pannell. The special coverage will reflect on all that happened since that tragic morning and feature the live ceremony taking place in lower Manhattan, including the reading of the names by family members of those killed, as well as the six pauses for moments of silence commemorating the four attacks and collapse of the two towers, and the ceremonies at the Pentagon, Shanksville and elsewhere.

ABC News Live will dedicate a full 24 hours of rotating 9/11-related programming beginning the morning of Saturday, Sept. 11.

Below are details about the primetime specials and ABC News coverage (subject to change). All programming can be viewed the next day on demand and on Hulu, and throughout the day on Saturday, Sept. 11, on ABC News Live.

“This Week with George Stephanopoulos” kicks off the commemorative week on SUNDAY, Sept. 5, with an in-depth look at the fallout from America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan with insight from Raddatz and her two decades of on-the-ground reporting in Afghanistan.

Anchored by Davis, the hour-long special “9/11 Twenty Years Later: Women of Resilience,” streaming MONDAY, Sept. 6 (7:30-8:30 p.m. EDT), on ABC News Live, features the dramatic stories of four inspiring women who survived trauma and loss on 9/11 to find purpose and peace after two decades. One is the first-ever female FDNY firefighter who, along with her fellow first responders, rushed to ground zero on 9/11. Another is a heroic Army colonel at the Pentagon who narrowly escaped death and saved several lives while jumping from the burning inferno. A mother and a widow share their stories of loss and redemption, ensuring their lost loved ones will never be forgotten.

Narrated by Stephanopoulos, five-part documentary series “9/11 + 20: The Longest Shadow,” streaming on five consecutive nights beginning MONDAY, Sept. 6 (8:30-9:00 p.m. EDT), on ABC News Live, examines a nation and world completely changed by the terrifying moments when al-Qaeda operatives used U.S. jetliners to attack America on Sept. 11, 2001. Returning to the morning of Sept. 11, the series explores what America is and has become in the aftermath of one of the most traumatic events in history. From families still searching for answers, their responses and the failures that allowed terrorists to turn planes into missiles to the fear over an anticipated “second wave” of attacks and a seemingly endless war on terror, each episode navigates viewers through the past twenty years to today. The series, produced by ABC News’ Investigative Unit, will be rebroadcast on ABC News Live in full following the commemoration ceremonies on the anniversary, Saturday, Sept. 11, 2021.

For the first time, after two decades, the women whose lives changed forever on Sept. 11 tell their stories of survival, pain and redemption in a landmark two-hour documentary special, “Women of 9/11: A Special Edition of 20/20 with Robin Roberts,” hosted and executive produced by Roberts, airing WEDNESDAY, Sept. 8 (9:00-11:00 p.m. EDT), on ABC. From the heroic female first responders and workers who risked everything in dangerous jobs at ground zero to the miracle survivors, including Genelle Guzman-McMillan, the last person pulled out alive from the World Trade Center rubble after 27 hours, and the women who suffered heartbreaking loss; all of them bonded in trauma, grief, and after two decades, remarkable strength and resilience. “The Women of 9/11” is produced for ABC News by Rock’n Robin Productions in collaboration with Plimsoll Productions.

“20/20” will present two specials on Friday, Sept. 10:

Two     decades after 9/11, anchor David Muir reports on how the day’s     tragic events forever changed the world. In the one-hour special event,     Muir interviews survivors and family members who lost loved ones in the     attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and United Flight 93 in     Shanksville. The survivors share their harrowing personal stories of     rescue and escape, including Florence Jones, who Muir has followed for     years. Muir also spends time with families who lost loved ones, including     the family of Flight 93 passenger Tom Burnett who, along with other     passengers, helped stop an additional attack on our nation’s capital.     “20/20” will also revisit Joseph Pfeifer, the New York City Fire     Department chief, who Muir has profiled, who led the command post at the north     tower following the initial attack – and firefighters who survived the north     tower collapse. Muir’s interviews include personal and moving messages to     the American people from survivors and relatives of some of the victims on     what they’re hoping Americans will do to honor those who were lost — 20     years later. The special edition of “20/20” airs Friday, Sept.     10 (9:01-10:00 p.m. EDT), on ABC.

Twenty     years ago, in the wake of Sept. 11, ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer     sat down with young women holding their infants — who were pregnant when     their husbands died in the attacks. The mothers she met were fresh in     grief, holding new babies who often looked like their dads. Over the     years, Sawyer and her team followed these families as they look at the     world through their unique lens, with their children’s lives in part     shaped before they were even born. Now, as those children approach their     20th birthdays, a special edition of “20/20” brings nearly 40     families together again. Has grief given them new purpose? Are some following     in their fathers’ footsteps? A master class in resilience and hope comes     from a group forever bonded by a national tragedy. With lessons to teach     us after a year of national trauma, they hand us a blueprint for survival.     The special edition of “20/20”     airs Friday, Sept. 10 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EDT), on ABC.

In the week leading up to Sept. 11, “World News Tonight with David Muir” will feature anchor David Muir’s interviews with the survivors and heroes he’s been following for more than a decade. They open up to Muir about the tragic day, the loved ones they lost, the people they met during the horror and their messages to their fellow Americans on why it’s so important to reflect and remember 20 years later. On Friday, Sept. 10, Muir will anchor “World News Tonight” from ground zero.

“GMA3: What You Need to Know” will feature a wide range of stories and topics, including a panel discussion on Islamophobia and two strangers who met trying to escape the towers and became friends for life. The program will feature interviews with retired FDNY Chief Joe Pfeifer, the first firefighter on the scene at the World Trade Center on 9/11, legacy female firefighter Kelly Fullam, whose father was also a FDNY firefighter who died from 9/11-related illness, and the family of fallen FDNY firefighter Lt. Kevin Dowdell. Ending the week, Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes will anchor from ground zero on Sept. 10 with John Feal, president and chairman of the FealGood Foundation, 15 active and retired firefighters who rode for 40 days across the country with the goal of raising money in honor of the anniversary, and former FDNY chaplain Rev. Chris Keenan will join for “Faith Friday” to discuss his experience and deliver a word of faith in honor of the anniversary.

On FRIDAY, Sept. 10, “The View” revisits the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, as the co-hosts prepared for the live broadcast. They will reflect on the tragic events of the day, including what it was like at the New York City studio as the news unfolded and the important conversations that took place at the table once they returned following the terrorist attack.

In addition to the five-part docuseries narrated by Stephanopoulos, ABC News Live will provide coverage throughout each day in the week leading up to the anniversary. During the day, ABC News Live will carry live streams of 9/11 related events and feature new interviews and roundtable discussions on topics such as how New York City recovered from 9/11 and how that has helped the city recover from a pandemic, and how first responders have dealt with health issues for years. On FRIDAY, Sept. 10 (3:00-3:30 p.m. EDT), “The Breakdown” will be anchored by Diane Macedo live from lower Manhattan.

“ABC News Live Prime” (7:00-8:30 p.m. EDT) will feature a conversation and tell the story of Heather Penney — a female F-16 fighter pilot who was supposed to go on a kamikaze mission and shoot down Flight 93 but didn’t get there in time — and examine the current iteration of the Taliban and look at why the Taliban is still a threat 20 years after 9/11. Plus, ABC News reporters who covered the tragedy 20 years ago will reflect on their experiences at the time of the attacks, including former ABC News White House correspondent Ann Compton who was traveling with former President George W. Bush that day. “ABC News Live Prime” will also feature a report by senior Washington reporter Devin Dwyer on Islamophobia and how Muslims feel 20 years later. On the eve of the anniversary, “ABC News Live Prime” will be anchored by Davis from near the site of the attacks on the twin towers and take a look at the children of 9/11 firefighters who became firefighters themselves.

ABC News Digital will have wide-ranging coverage on ABCNews.com and its apps leading up to the anniversary, including an overview of the 20 years since 9/11, how Islamophobia has evolved in the U.S. since 9/11, what progress has been made with the Victims Compensation Fund and 9/11 victims, coverage of the memorial events held around the country on the day of the anniversary and more. Additionally, two 9/11 related episodes of digital video series VOICES will be released, looking at the 20th anniversary and the “War on Terror.” There will also be a special 9/11-focused episode of “On Location” and video highlights on the day of the anniversary.

ABC News Radio will provide an hour-long special anchored by correspondent Aaron Katersky, which will be available mid-week for affiliates to air on-demand. The special will also be available later as an episode of the “ABC News Radio Specials” podcast, available on major listening platforms. On Saturday, Sept. 11, ABC News Radio will provide live-anchored coverage of the annual commemoration ceremony.

ABC News’ flagship daily podcast “Start Here,” hosted by Brad Mielke, will feature special coverage in the days leading up to the anniversary.

ABC NewsOne, the affiliate news service of ABC News, will be providing a series of reports in the week leading up to the anniversary, looking at how 9/11 changed America. NewsOne will also be providing live coverage from lower Manhattan with multiplatform reporters Ike Ejiochi and Reena Roy on the day before and the day of the anniversary. NewsOne provides news content and services for more than 200 ABC affiliates and international news partners.

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[sunnydaleherald]

The Sunnydale Herald Newsletter, Saturday, July 3

Jesse: So, um, what did you say your name was? Darla: Darla. Jesse: Darla. You know, I haven't seen you around before. Are you from around here? Darla: No, but I have family here. Jesse: Have I met them? Darla: You probably will.

~~Welcome to the Hellmouth~~

[Drabbles & Short Fiction]

Shifting Gears (Giles, Oz, G) by sparrow2000

Clash of Priorities (Buffy/Spike, FR-15) by gillo

The Bone's Prayer, Chapter 1 (Ensemble, Charmed crossover, Stargate SG-1 crossover, M) by mabus101

The Fight of his Life (Buffy/Optimus Prime, Transformers crossover, T) by OptimusANDSavoysGIRL

Race against time (Buffy, Faith, Transformers crossover, T) by OptimusANDSavoysGIRL

Sent Away (Buffy, Faith, Xena crossover, T) by OptimusANDSavoysGIRL

The Watch May Have Ended... (Giles, Xander, Buffy, Overwatch crossover, FR21) by ShadowMaster

[Chaptered Fiction]

The Fallout, Chapter 20 (Buffy/Spike, T) by KissOfDeath9087

Paschendale, Chapter 62 (Joyce, Buffy, Supernatural crossover, T) by Ninja Violinist

Alexandra (Xan) Harris, Chapter 11 (complete) (female!Xander/Angel, female!Xander/Spike, K+) by DOROTHY-CHARISSE

Death Is Buffy's Next Great Adventure, Chapter 50 (Buffy/Tom Riddle, Harry Potter crossover, K+) by dance in the dark

The path to redemption, Chapter 40 (Scoobies, T) by Aragorn_II_Elessar

A Jedi, a Wizard, and a Scooby walk into a bar, Chapter 29 (Xander, Star Wars and Harry Potter crossover, T) by slocuautla

Sisters, the adventures of Samantha and Buffy Carter, Chapter 3 Buffy, Stargate: SG-1 crossover, T) by FPBarbieri

Heroes, Hunters and Law Firms, Chapter 7 (Buffy, Faith, multiple crossovers, T) by Arrowverse Fan 217

The Hobbit: The Unexpected Companions Chapter 6 (Willow/Tara, Tolkien crossover, T) by Aragorn_II_Elessar

Daughter of a Prime, Chapters 1-6 (Buffy, Transformers crossover, T) by OptimusANDSavoysGIRL

That Fateful Day, Chapters 1-4 (complete) (Buffy, Faith, Transformers crossover, T) by OptimusANDSavoysGIRL

Lives Changed Forever, Chapters 1-5 (complete) (Buffy, Faith/Optimus Prime, Transformers crossover, T) by OptimusANDSavoysGIRL

Don't ever leave me, Chapters 1-8 (complete) (Buffy, Faith, Transformers crossover, T) by OptimusANDSavoysGIRL

Learning the Truth, Chapters 1-7 (Giles, Transformers crossover, T) by OptimusANDSavoysGIRL

Antithesis Chapter 18 (Buffy, Star Wars crossover, FR15) by SweetChi

Almost Paradise, Chapter 31 (Buffy/Spike, NC-17) by Holly

Buffy - The Sphere, Chapter 4 (Buffy/Spike, NC-17) by Coraline

Grace, Chapter 12 (Buffy/Spike, NC-17) by Soulburnt

Bereft, Chapter 20 (Buffy/Spike, NC-17) by Twinkles

Not Heads or Tails, Chapter 10 (Buffy/Spike, NC-17) by bramcrackers

Exquisite Constellations: Part 1, Chapter 10 (Buffy/Spike, NC-17) by yellowb, sandy_s, sweetprincipale, Kanita, incendie, SzmattyCat, MaggieLaFey, Dusty, LaceratedLullabies, violettathepiratequeen

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Bite Your Tongue, Chapter 5 (Buffy/Spike, NC-17) by hostile17

Bite Me, Chapter 3 (Buffy/Spike, R) by -Ash-

Imperious Son, Chapter 9 (Xander, Young Avengers/Marvel Universe crossover, FR21) by ShadowMaster

The Gift, Chapter 16 (Buffy, Star Wars crossover, FR15) by Cantanatova

Slayers and Trollhunters, Chapter 14 (Buffy, Trollhunters crossover, FR15) by Starfox

[Images, Audio & Video]

Artwork: Wishverse vamp!Xander and vamp!Willow by snakeliciousbaby

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Vidlet: Running Away Is Easy (Bufy/Angel) by idiotic_memer

Fanvid: buffy + angel | nothing else matters by moonriver

Fanvid: buffy + spike ~ my heart is broken by Tunnelsnakes

Fanvid: Buffy Summers - Turn The Music Up by Buffy07 Summers

Vidlet: ♥Willow x Tara♥ Video Games by AnimationFreak91

[Reviews & Recaps]

Buffy Reaction season 3 episode 13 The Zeppo by surreal-wanderer

Ranking of Buffy seasons with explanation by jenniferslindley

Tea Time #1 by melonsmessymusings

Tea Time #1 by multiple posters

Discussion of 3.01 "Hearthrob" - Aired 9/24/2001 (WB-US) continued by Stake fodder

Discussion of 3.02 "That Vision Thing" - Aired 10/1/2011 (WB-US) continued by Stake fodder

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Discussion of 3.04 "Carpe Noctem" - Aired 10/15/2001 (WB-US) continued by Stake fodder

Reacting to Reactions! BtVS Season 1 continued by Stoney and flow

Video: Analysing Buffy Guide | BTVS S02E12 "Bad Eggs" | Buffy Meets Aliens by What the Pop

Podcast: Episode 57: Enemies by Myth Taken: A Buffy the Vampire Slayer Podcast

[Fandom Discussions]

Spike should have had a cat by buffy-spike

Buffy and Faith vs Katherine and Elena by chunkymary

Witch by dontwarnthetadpoles

If you hate these minor BtVS characters my respect for you is halved by dreadfulcalendarwoman

About Wesley by dreadfulcalendarwoman

Buffy the Vampire Slayer would have a lot of less problems is Angel was ace by lookimtryingmybest

We should’ve seen more of the Potentials trying to figure out the plot of Buffy the Vampire Slayer by lqvewillow

Watching Angel the Series is really just... by nintendocialism

[Kennedy and Willow/Kennedy in the Buffy comics] by palizinhas

Lorne is gay by sunnydalebimbo

[About Willow's sexuality and how it was written] by tridentarius

"Odd" Non-Canon Couples You Like? by fivebyfaith

Anticlimactic - what characters/story lines/plot points disappointed you? by Stoney

If Buffy Episodes Were Named Like Friends Episodes: What’s My Line pt2 and Ted by multiple posters

So why did Justine want to be with Holtz so much? by LightBlueSky55

Did Buffy ever love Riley? by indigenous_bean

Willow sired Sandy? by katandthefiddle

Xander is not a misogynist by precita

Willow never loved Tara by jdpm1991

Jesse never being mentioned again by RayOfSarkasm

Hypothetical about Dead Man’s Party by qg314

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[toliveanddieinstarlight]

Season 4, Episode 7

Epiphanies

So now one of the massive arcs is complete, and we're only 7 episodes into this season. There's some fallout, especially re: Centauri Prime (which also sets up the arc for good ol' Crusade).

At no point in this previous arc did any of the other races happen to bring up the fact that Earth effectively took NO part in the Shadow War (there was also no discussion of attempting to save Earth from the Vorlons out to destroy any world with Shadow influence...). The only humans involved were those that have broken away. Earth is the ONLY significant government that didn't participate in the Shadow War. Obviously the humans of B5 and those in the Rangers are there and doing a hell of a lot, but that's it. Pretty sure this isn't mentioned because it would probably serve as too much of a reminder of what is going to happen in this season. Packs more of a punch if you don't see this coming, I suppose.

Bless you, Regent. I love this guy. He's adorable.

And now confirmation that Garibaldi has been brainwashed.

Londo and Zack. And Bester and Zack.

This is essentially G’Kar’s whole character arc. He is closer than ever to being his best self, and that’s awesome.

The Book of G’Kar is just The Secret translated into Narn...

Lyta and Zack. He's getting a lot of scenes this episode. And we start to see Lyta chafe under the fact that she's basically being treated as a telepathic workhorse.

Heart eyes again. Love it.

Bester knows things about Lyta. Do we ever find out what those things are? I can't remember, so if we do find out, it can't be that huge a revelation.

This quiet moment here with Bester nicely shows where his true allegiance lies.

Sheridan threatening to turn Lyta over to the Psi Corps is a Mistake. I'm sure there are examples of him taking hard lines like this in previous seasons, but it really feels like he's changed now, and has gotten much harder and unforgiving. More brutal. This is Sheridan’s character arc.

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THE AARONS 2020 - Best TV Show

It was prime time for TV in 2020, with many more free hours to fill. I managed to get through a lot of my backlog in fact, finally getting around to watching shows like The Strain. It’s a show about a deadly disease that tears society apart because a lot of arrogant people think they are exempt from quarantining. The disease turns people into vampires, so it’s technically escapism. Here are the Aarons for Best TV Show: 

#10. The Plot Against America (Miniseries) - HBO

It’s not TV, it’s not HBO, it’s real life. The Wire-creator David Simon’s penchant for illustrating the human fallout of institutional failures made him a perfect collaborator for HBO’s Plot Against America, an adaptation of Phillip Roth’s alternate-history novel. Following a Jewish family in New Jersey navigating the increasingly-fascist America of a hypothetical Charles Lindbergh administration, the show is a terrifying warning of what happens when hatred and conspiracy theories are allowed to accumulate political force. Notably, while the book ends with history back on the right track, the closing moments here are left ambiguous. The show was a limited series, but in many ways, The Plot Against America is ongoing.

#9. Mrs. America (Miniseries) - FX

Its interests are married to The Plot Against America, but Mrs. America traces the country’s rising extremism from a more historically accurate perspective. The miniseries centers on political activists in the 1970s on opposing sides of the proposed Equal Rights Amendment, but its dialogue isn’t a strict dichotomy. The episodic format is expertly utilized to build out intersectional ideas from the likes of Rose Byrne’s Gloria Steinem, Uzo Aduba’s Shirley Crisholm, and Margo Martindale’s Bella Abzug, detailing the difficulties in building a diverse coalition, and the dangers of a single-minded one. Drawing parallels to current debates, its compelling centerpiece is how conservative Phylis Shafley (Cate Blanchett) successfully defeats the Amendment; voting against your own self-interests, Mrs. America says, is as American as apple pie.

#8. The Outsider (Miniseries) - HBO

Societal collapse comes from within in the two shows mentioned above, but the threat in HBO’s adaptation of Stephen King’s 2018 novel is decidedly an “other.” King clearly had his mind on modern manipulations of truth when crafting the ingenious premise: a man is arrested for the murder of two young boys due to irrefutable DNA evidence, only to provide an air-tight alibi for the crime. To match King’s procedural prose, HBO brought on The Night Of’s David Price, who layers the original work with meticulous mysteries. The Outsider has all the pulpy jolts expected of the author, but the show’s true horror lies in its overbearing grief, best brought to life by Ben Mendelsohn’s Detective Anderson. To say more would be to spoil its secrets; you’ll want to be on the inside.

#7. Perry Mason (Season 1) - HBO

Just like the famous fictional attorney, HBO can’t seem to lose, with Perry Mason marking its third entry on this list. The reimagining of the long running court drama actually takes place before the character’s illustrious law career; here he’s a down-on-his-luck private eye caught up in a scandalous child kidnapping case. The result’s a gangbusters production of old-fashioned moody noir: political corruption, femme fatales, and a more morally-complicated Mason, as played by The Americans’ Matthew Rhys. The lavish period details and character-actor cast, including Shea Whigham, John Lithgow, and Tatiana Maslany, will help draw viewers in, but, I’ll confess, I was already hooked by the season’s chilling opening moments.

#6. Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist (Season 1) - NBC

Dour seasons have dominated this list thus far, but Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist sings a different tune. It’s a lovably oddball premise: an accident during an MRI causes a young woman, played by Jane Levy, to hear other people’s thoughts in the form of popular music. It’s all karaoke, but, emphasized by the presence of Skylar Astin, a worthy inheritor to Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’s musical-comedy crown. The tracklist, workplace antics, and love-triangle drama all exist in a comfortingly familiar network TV realm, but the show takes additional steps for inclusion with stories highlighting Zoey’s genderfluid neighbor (Alex Newell) and an American Sign Language performance of Rachel Platten’s “Fight Song.” During a year in need of shuffling off stress, there was no better time to queue up Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist.

#5. What We Do in The Shadows (Season 2) - FX

FX’s expansion of the mockumentary feature film of the same name lit up some of the darker corners of its universe in the show’s second season, transforming mundane-seeming material into something completely, uniquely batty. Each creature of Shadows took their turn in the spotlight this season, from a middle-management promotion gifting energy-vampire Colin Robinson unlimited supernatural power, to undead Nadja befriending a doll possessed by her own ghost, to Matt Berry’s Lazlo forging a small-town persona as a bartender/volleyball coach to escape a vengeful Mark Hamill. As always, it was the sympathetic Guillermo (Harvey Guillén), a Van Helsing descendent desperate to become a vampire, who gave the show its emotional stakes, and the vampires within a different kind altogether.

#4. Stargirl (Season 1) - DC Universe

Shadows was lit, but few things burned brighter this year than Stargirl (perhaps too brightly for the flamed-out DC Universe). The superhero drama is one of several that will outlive its original streaming service - fitting, given its obsession with legacy. Based on a character created by DC Comics stalwart Geoff Johns after the tragic loss of his sister, the show finds a young girl taking on the mantle of a fallen hero after moving to a town run in secret by supervillains. With sprightly fight choreography and an unabashed embrace of its comic book lore, Stargirl outshines the overabundance of small-screen superheroes out there. Its highlight is the bright performance of lead Brec Bassinger; put simply, she’s a star, girl.

#3. BoJack Horseman (Season 6b) - Netflix

Throughout its run, BoJack Horseman garnered acclaim for routinely delivering unexpected pathos, and the final season kept it on that track until the end. ...Get it, because horses run on tracks? The unexpected porter of television’s legacy of antiheroes ended in much the same vein as its sister shows - with consequences finally catching up with its protagonist. No amount of fanciful animal puns could soften that painful catharsis, as the show finally trampled its tricky web of abuse through bittersweet means. The series closed out with an especially thoughtful scene, the kind viewers who looked past the wonky pilot years ago were regularly blessed with; to the very end, BoJack, you were a gift, horse.

#2. Better Call Saul (Season 5) - AMC

As good as Bad ever was and better than ever before, the fifth season of AMC’s spin-off completely upended the world of its eponymous lawyer while bringing Vince Gilligan’s universe one step away from full-circle. Saul Goodman found himself in way over his head, and viewers found themselves way on the edge of their seats, as his first foray into “criminal” lawyering swiftly dovetailed with an escalating drug war. Despite the emotional distress of watching fan-favorite character Kim Wexler placed in perilous situations, there are no objections to be had with the drama’s continued masterful storytelling. Ramping up the slow-burn storytelling, season five saw Kim and Saul’s relationship develop in rich and unexpected ways, while still keeping their final fates unresolved. Fans are thus waiting with bated breath for the show’s final call next year. 

#1. The Great (Season 1) - Hulu

Who could be the best but The Great? There was a minor television controversy this year over Netflix marketing The Crown as a historical drama despite its fictional interpretation of events; The Great has no such pretentions. An asterix adorns every title card of the show, letting viewers know that its take on Catherine the Great’s coup against Emperor Peter III of Russia is only “an occasionally true story.” The show indeed is not great for education, but it’s the most entertaining television of the year, locking stars Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult in a battle of wits and a fight for the country’s soul under the watch of The Favourite co-writer Tony McNamara. The uproarious comedy slyly collates leadership based in cruelty with leadership based in goodwill in the background of its quite bawdy escapades, a subtle bit of relevant political maneuvering that lets it successfully claim the crown this year.

NEXT UP: THE 2020 AARONS FOR BEST TV EPISODE!

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The Handmaid’s Tale Season 4 Episode Release Guide

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Warning: the Handmaid’s tale season 4 episode synopses below contain plot spoilers

The Handmaid’s Tale isn’t the kind of TV show that suits a binge-watch. Its heart-heavy dystopian story about a brutal theocracy that enslaves and rapes fertile women benefits from a little fresh air between episodes. On-screen torture and suffering are best delivered in small doses.

It’s good news then, that after its first three episodes are released on Hulu in one batch on Wednesday April 28th, the remaining seven episodes of season four will be released weekly each Wednesday until June 16th, giving US viewers all time to digest.

For UK viewers, season four is confirmed to be airing on Channel 4 as usual, but the broadcaster has yet to confirm a start date. As soon as one is announced, we’ll pass it on. The imported show traditionally airs weekly on the terrestrial channel. Seasons one to three are not on Netflix in the United Kingdom, but are currently available to stream on Amazon Prime Video UK.

Below is a complete list of season four episode titles and US release dates, along with the official Hulu synopsis and the writer and director information for each episode. It’s worth noting that actor-producer Elisabeth Moss has added a new hyphenate for season four, making her directorial debut with a trio of the new instalments – episodes three, eight and nine. And if you need a refresher on what happened in season three, here’s our story-so-far recap.

Please note that some of the Hulu episode synopses contain plot details and hints, so avoid reading the summaries if you want to remain unspoiled for what’s to come.

Episode 1: Pigs (April 28th 2021)

Writer: Bruce Miller Director: Colin Watkinson ‘On the run after the end of Season 3, an injured June and the fugitive Handmaids find refuge at a farm, where the 14-year-old Wife nurses June back to health. June restores her role as the women’s leader. In Gilead, an imprisoned Lawrence tries to avoid a death sentence, and Aunt Lydia reels from the loss of 86 children on Angels’ Flight. The combative Waterfords, in custody in Toronto, learn of June’s feat.’

Episode 2: Nightshade (April 28th 2021)

Writer Kira Snyder Director: Colin Watkinson ‘June plots revenge at the local Jezebels, before she and the Handmaids plan to leave the farm for the next safe house. In Toronto, Moira deals with the fallout of June’s choices, and Serena and Fred are bound together by a miracle.’

Episode 3: The Crossing (April 28th 2021)

Writer: Bruce Miller Director: Elisabeth Moss ‘Captured by Gilead, June faces a vengeful Aunt Lydia and ensures a torturous interrogation. Nick and Lawrence collaborate to protect June. In Toronto, Luke struggles with how to help June and Hannah.’

Episode 4: Milk (May 5th 2021)

Writer: Jacey Heldrich Director: Christine Choe ‘June takes a harrowing journey. Janine remembers a stressful experience in her past. In Toronto, Serena tries to manipulate Rita.’

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Episode 5: Chicago (May 12th 2021)

Writer: John Herrera & Nina Fiore Director: Christina Choe ‘June seeks out more active rebels, while Janine tries to help her fit in with their new group of survivors.’

Episode 6: Vows (May 19th 2021)

Writer: Dorothy Forentenberry Director: Richard Shepard ‘June contemplates the possibility of freedom.’

Episode 7: Home (May 26th 2021)

Writer: Yahlin Chang Director: Richard Shepard ‘June contends with joy, pain and rage as she acclimates herself to vastly changed circumstances.’

Episode 8: Testimony (June 2nd 2021)

Writer: Kira Snyder Director: Elisabeth Moss ‘June confronts a painful reminder of her Gilead past. Lawrence presents something helpful to Aunt Lydia.’

Episode 9: Progress (June 9th 2021)

Writer: Eric Tuchman & Aly Monroe Director: Elisabeth Moss Synopsis TBA

Episode 10: Wilderness (June 16th 2021)

Writer: Bruce Miller Director: Liz Garbus Synopsis TBA

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Saturday, April 01, 2023 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: LOVE IN THE MALDIVES (W Network) 8:00pm WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT? EVERY BREATH SHE TAKES (TBD - Lifetime Canada)

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

CBC GEM ESCAPE TO THE COUNTRY (Season 28b)

CRAVE TV JURASSIC WORLD: DOMINION MASTER LIAR (Episodes 1-3) RISKY BUSINESS

NETFLIX CANADA 10,000 B.C. CATWOMAN CLICK CRASH DR. SEUSS’ THE LORAX GIRLS TRIP HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2 JURASSIC PARK LAURENCE ANYWAYS LEGO NINJAGO: SEASON 4 CRYSTALLIZED – PART 2 LOUIS CYR, L’HOMME LE PLUS FORT DU MONDE THE MANY SAINTS OF NEWARK MIRACLES FROM HEAVEN MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – FALLOUT MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – GHOST PROTOCOL MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – ROGUE NATION NEW YORK MINUTE SHARK TALE SOMETHING’S GOTTA GIVE SUPERBAD WILD WILD WEST YOU GOT SERVED ZATHURA: A SPACE ADVENTURE WEATHER

MLB BASEBALL (SN) 2:00pm: Jays vs. Cardinals (TSN2) 4:00pm: Orioles vs. Red Sox (SN Now) 8:30pm: Rockies vs. Padres

BKT TIRES & OK TIRE WORLD MEN’S CURLING CHAMPIONSHIP (TSN) 2:00pm: Canada vs. Switzerland (TSN) 7:00pm: Canada vs. Italy

NHL HOCKEY (TSN4) 4:00pm: Jets vs. Kings (SN1) 3:00pm: Bruins vs. Flyers (CBC/SN/APTN) 7:00pm: Leafs vs. Sens (City/SNEast) 7:00pm: Hurricanes vs. Habs (CBC/SN) 10:00pm: Ducks vs. Oilers

NCAA MEN’S BASKETBALL (TSN3) 6:00pm: Final Four (TSN/TSN4) 10:00pm: March Madness: Final Four

CANADIAN FILM FEST (Super Channel Fuse) 7:00pm: POLARIZED: An encounter between two young women exposes deep prejudices.But as the pair enjoy a growing friendship, they will have to break barriers that keep them apart, or risk settling for the lives their families have laid out for them.

9:00pm: WINTERTIDE: An isolated northern city battles a plague of depression that transforms its victims into zombie-like automatons; a woman discovers that the key to immunity lies within her dreams.

NLL LACROSSE (TSN5) 7:00pm: Bandits vs. Rock

W5 (CTV) 7:00pm (SEASON FINALE): The Cash Cows; Sounds Farm:  International students are the new cash cow for Canadian universities, but students say they're getting ripped off; an Ontario farmhouse creates the sounds you hear in hundreds of blockbuster Hollywood movies.

MONSTER FAMILY (Crave) 7:20pm: Dracula's spell turns a woman and her loved ones into a vampire, a mummy, a werewolf and Frankenstein's monster.

W666 (CTV ) 7:30pm (SERIES PREMIERE): A new spin-off for the long-running Canadian newsmagazine, but entirely from the Satanist perspective. Tonight, meet the creators the Toronto Transit Commission who toil in the bowls of Hell and a profile of Anne Murray.

MLS SOCCER (TSN4) 7:30pm: Toronto FC vs. Charlottte

THE PLOT TO KILL MY MOTHER (Lifetime Canada) 8:00pm:  A woman who unknowingly grew up under federal witness protection starts to question everything after her mother's murder. She decides to leave the program and find her mom's killer before he strikes again.

THE GOALIES (Slicely) 8:00pm (SERIES PREMIERE): Heather is looking for love, but in the Bachelor-esque dating series, she must determine who among 20 masked-men is an actual professional hockey goalie and who is just a guy named Gord from Moose Jaw.

KEY TO LOVE (Super Channel House & Home) 8:00pm: When bookstore owner Samantha Hill starts an antagonistic relationship with a book cover model Josh, they unknowingly find an antique key in a false book that starts to unlock their true romance.

IS THIS POUTINE? (Foodie Network North) 9:00pm (SERIES PREMIERE): Skilled chefs from around Canada fashion poutine to look like non-poutine items to try to fool contestants. It sounded better in the pitch meeting.

THE SPARKS BROTHERS (Movietime) 9:00pm:  Edgar Wright explores how one rock band can be successful, underrated, influential and criminally overlooked. A musical odyssey exploring five weird and wonderful decades with brothers Ron and Russell Mael, celebrating the inspiring legacy of Sparks.

JURASSIC WORLD DOMINION (Crave) 9:00pm: Four years after the destruction of Isla Nublar, dinosaurs now live and hunt alongside humans all over the world. This fragile balance will reshape the future and determine, once and for all, whether human beings are to remain the apex predators.

THE PRICE WE PAY (Starz Canada) 9:00pm:  After a pawn shop robbery goes wrong, two criminals take refuge at a remote farmhouse to let the heat die down and find something much more menacing.

MOTHERFUNKER (Super Channel Squish) 10:00pm (SERIES PREMIERE): In the continuing tradition of television series with names that sound like curse words, like “Schitt’s Creek” and “Son of a Critch” here comes “Motherfunker,” the story of a 1970's Edmonton funk band consisting of five brothers and their tour manager mom: the Motherfunker.

#cdntv #cancon #canadian tv #canadian tv listings #canadian film fest #W5 #mlb baseball #curling #nhl hockey #ncaa basketball #nll lacrosse #mls soccer #april fools!